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[Reido2828]

@degruttepier

She married outside her kind to. Frysian will become even more rarer now

[degruttepier]

pff cant i delete one post, i made an accident haha ±P

i meant this is west frysian

[degruttepier]

@klaas198126

Frysian is an own language, the first 3 language in our language family were old english, old frysian and old german.

Dutch is a mixture of those 3, and has modernisized as well ofcourse.

Too bad the frysian language became less and less important which made other language (dutch in the frysian parts of holland, german in the frysian partsi n germany) influence the frysian alot. Thats why frysian has changed alot,

there are stil several frysian languages.

West frysian is this

[degruttepier]

@klaas198126

Frysian is an own language, the first 3 language in our language family were old english, old frysian and old german.

Dutch is a mixture of those 3, and has modernisized as well ofcourse.

Too bad the frysian language became less and less important which made other language (dutch in the frysian parts of holland, german in the frysian partsi n germany) influence the frysian alot. Thats why frysian has changed alot,

there are stil several frysian languages.

East frysian is this

[musixx9]

Praat mar Frysk!! (L)

[klaas198126]

yep in this video she talks frysk :) herd her talking dutch as wel :) most frisians do.. i haven't seen her around here lately gues she's bussy elsewhere.

[ciccicasillas]

so tell me , she's speaking frisian now? But she speaks official dutch too, right?

[MVillani1985]

Gotta say though, I love the Frisian accent. It might be weird that I think of Frisian as a branch from English but with an accent and not its own language, but then again, sometimes the line between language and dialect is a bit blurred.

[MVillani1985]

I learned Frisian by reading it like English. It's a lot like very old fashioned English but with some Dutch influence. I noticed though that many Frisian speakers seem to perfectly begrip Old Frisian words when said to them, even though they at first find them a bit unusual to be used in speech (like "spon" instead of "leppel").

[klaas198126]

hi i live in the village doutzen did and im a born fries,, think its a mixture of english and german not to hard to lern my ex partner know it in say 1,5 years... so theres hope LOL